Atlanta Rain Barrels Manufacturer of Quality Rain Barrels in Georgia Design Does Matter!

Welcome to Atlanta Rain Barrels! We are a Georgia manufacturer of Rain Barrels and deliver within the Atlanta, GA area.  Shipping is also available on all of our rain barrel parts and kits. Atlanta Rain Barrels now proudly manufactures two different designs of rain barrels to meet your individual landscaping and water conservation needs.  We also offer free instructions on How to Build a Rain Barrel and sell assorted sizes of Bulkhead Fittings .   Rain Barrel Kits and Free Instructions are now available! Click Here for Kits Rain Barrel Parts are also sold individually. Click Here for Parts  Our most popular Rain Barrel design is the Style "B" design.  Click here for "Style B" rain barrels Atlanta Rain Barrels also proudly sells the Aquabarrel brand rain barrels. Click here for Aquabarrel rain barrels We can also paint rain barrels as a special order item or provide you with all the information you need to paint your own rain barrel. Click here for Painted rain barrels E-Books If you have an interest in e-books on gardening or related topics, check out some of the information listed below.   Green Energy, Green Living, Recycling and Other Things in the News Loading... Are you looking for rain barrels in the Atlanta, Georgia area?  These rain barrels are perfect. Simply hook a soaker hose to either style rain barrel and water your flower or vegetable garden this summer using chemical free rain water. Your plants will love it and you will not have to worry about forgetting to turn off the hose.  These rain barrels hold approximately  55 gallons of water and can be linked together to collect even more free rain water. Do you want to design and build your own rain barrel?  We also sell rain barrel kits as well as many rain barrel parts, including bulkhead fittings. Did you know that it only takes 1/2” of rain on a 1000 square foot roof to send 300 gallons of water down your gutters? If you have been looking at rain collection barrels for recycling rain water from your gutters, you already know there are many shapes and sizes of rain barrels available, from simple plastic trash cans to very fancy wooden wine or whiskey barrels.  All of the different designs allow you to do one thing: catch free rain water from your gutter’s downspouts (or grey water) and recycle it around your outdoor plants and garden areas.   Here in the Atlanta area we are in the middle of a severe drought.  Some areas have eased the outdoor watering restrictions slightly but most are still waiting to see what the spring and summer rains bring before they lift their water bans.  What little rain we do get seems to vanish very quickly.  Take advantage of that precious rain and keep all that water from becoming runoff and washing down into your sewer by using rain barrels.  Your plants will thank you for using chemical free rain water…It’s the “organic” option for plant food.  All you need is a rain barrel and a soaker hose and you will not have to feel guilty about having a beautiful garden this summer.  We use a soaker hose and a watering can with our rain barrels.  I have even seen people route pvc pipes all around their yard for garden irrigation or just to irrigate one or two areas.   I have one area in my backyard that floods every time it rains.  I simply installed a rain barrel under that downspout.  Now, I have a free source of water for my backyard plants, using the water faucet on that rain barrel, and I can direct any overflow water completely away from the problem area.   Have you been thinking about painting a rain barrel?  Krylon makes a special spray paint for plastic called Fusion.  It is perfect for painting all types of plastic.  I have been testing this paint on some of my rain barrels.  Pictures of the painted rain barrels are available on the Painted Rain Barrels page.  Stock barrels are usually either blue or natural (white).  The Krylon paint is perfect for painting your rain barrel to blend in with your existing landscaping and adds a decorative touch to your rain recycling system. If you have any questions, suggestions or comments about water conservation or would like to know more about my rain barrels, please email me.  I would be glad to help you create, design or build your own rain barrel.  I also sell rain barrel kits if you already have a barrel, drum or other container for collecting water and would like to make your own rain barrel.      If you are interested in purchasing a rain barrel, please contact me at: sales@atlantarainbarrels.com       Newnan Coweta Senoia Brooks Tyrone Palmetto Fairburn Sharpsburg Fayette County Riverdale Woolsey Hampton Jonesboro Clayton Union City McDonough Atlanta rainbarrel rainbarrels rainbarrell rainbarrells rainbarell rainbarells barrell barrells barell barells cistern conservation collection harvesting recycle recycling Georgia GA rainwater drought Athens Acworth Alpharetta Austell Avondale Brooks Brookhaven Buckhead Buford Canton Cartersville Chamblee Clarkston College Park Conyers Covington Cumberland Cumming Dallas Dawsonville Decatur Douglasville Downtown Atlanta Duluth Dunwoody East Point Eatonton Ellenwood Emory Fairburn Fayetteville Forest Park Gainesville Griffin Hampton Hartsfield Inman Park International Hiram Jonesboro Kennesaw Lake City Lawrenceville Lenox Lilburn Lithia Springs Lithonia Lawrenceville Loganville Mableton Madison Marietta McDonough Midtown Morrow Newnan Norcross Olympic Park Palmetto Peachtree City Riverdale Roswell Sandy Springs Senoia Sharpsburg Smyrna Stockbridge Stone Mountain Suwanee Tucker Tyrone UGA Union City Villa Rica Vinings Virginia Highlands Woodstock rain barrel kits how to build a rain barrel free rain barrel instructions directions rain barrels in georgia rain barrels Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming           Did you see Atlanta Rain Barrels on  The Weather Channel? 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